Schumann:Anna Stoytcheva Plays Schuma Music Review
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An exceptional performance an exceptional artistic interpreting of the Schummann's most poetical music - Kreisleriana and Concerto. A must to buy. Submitted by ventsislavslav (Finland) Was This Schumann:Anna Stoytcheva Plays Schuma Music Review Helpful? YesNo
wonderful playing! wonderful playing!!!! Submitted by b1812 (austin, tx) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
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$4.89 Features the original version of the monster hit, "Into the Night." ~ Bil Carpenter
Photographer: Richard Wexler.
Personnel: Benny Mardones (vocals, background vocals); Bobby Massano, Ron Bloom (guitar); Kinny Landrum (keyboards); Sandy Gennaro (drums); Robert Tepper (background vocals).
Recording information: Quadradial Studios, Miami, FL; Quadradical Studios, Miami, FL.
$23.89 Alessandra Ferri, Roberto Bolle, and Massimo Murru star in this production of Felix Mendelssohn's A MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT DREAM. Nir Kabaretti conducts the Milan La Scala Orchestra in this magical performance, recorded at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy, in 2007.
Alessandra Ferri, Robeto Bolle, and Massimo Murru star in this La Scala production of the
$14.49 Many bands play Renaissance music with such reverence that listeners forget that it was originally written with revelry and carousing in mind. The group Calliope (named after a goddess, not a steam-powered musical instrument) is an ensemble who makes this music sound like fun, both for listening and dancing. The pieces collected on Calliope Dances: A Renaissance Revel are all high-spirited and lively, with enough beats for dancing and enough instrumental variation to make for pleasant listening. To a modern ear the minor key melodies and energetic percussion sound almost Middle Eastern, but there are hints of more modern folk music and classical roots within this music. This recording is an excellent introduction to Renaissance music, and the booklet enclosed with the CD contains copious and useful notes about the selections. ~ Richard Foss
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